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''gauḍa-deśa''—the country known as Bengal; ''diyā''—through; ''yāba''—I shall go; ''tāṅ-sabā''—both of them; ''dekhiyā''—seeing; ''tumi duṅhe''—both of you; ''ājñā deha'' '—give Me permission; ''parasanna hañā''—being very pleased.
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Latest revision as of 22:09, 19 February 2024



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 91

gauḍa-deśa diyā yāba tāṅ-sabā dekhiyā
tumi duṅhe ājñā deha' parasanna hañā


SYNONYMS

gauḍa-deśa — the country known as Bengal; diyā — through; yāba — I shall go; tāṅ-sabā — both of them; dekhiyā — seeing; tumi duṅhe — both of you; ājñā deha — give Me permission; parasanna hañā — being very pleased.


TRANSLATION

"I shall go to Vṛndāvana through Bengal and see both My mother and the river Ganges. Now would you two be pleased to give Me permission?"